Mercedes-Benz C-Class Wagons (C240 & C320)

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#36 of 85 Mileage? by evgeny Jun 11, 2002 (12:04 pm)
I would very much like to know what gas mileage does everybody get. So far I am at a level of 20 mpg mixed driving, I realize that is's going to improve as I only have 400 miles on my new car. Any input would be appreciated!
#37 of 85 Is this a dead group? by evgeny Jun 14, 2002 (9:44 am)
Hello? Anybody?
#38 of 85 Out here by paul_p Jun 18, 2002 (11:38 pm)
I don't own an MB wagon, but do read the posts here from time to time in case I ever do buy one. - Paul
#39 of 85 Rear Seats by whough Jul 19, 2002 (3:43 pm)
Do the rear seats fold down completely flat? Some of the smaller wagons the rear seats do not flatten out so the rear space isn't that usable.
#40 of 85 Rear seats by evgeny Jul 21, 2002 (7:36 am)
Yes, they fold flat, and very easely.
#41 of 85 A short report by evgeny Aug 21, 2002 (8:15 pm)
Evidently, I'm talking to myself here, I'm the only person in the whole world who bought that thing. Nonetheless, I am reporting to myself, that I've had my silver MB C320 Wagon for three months now and enjoyed its smoothness, agility, quietness and convenience enormously. Life is very good indeed inside this car. A/C is a little too loud though, but works very good. So far no problems whatsoever. Gas mileage- well, could be better. I am getting 20-21 mpg in mixed driving, probably it's going to improve. I have 2600 miles on my odometer... Too bad there is no CD player... I couldn't squeeze 900 bucks for the changer out of myself, besides, I like the size of the glove box and would hate to put CD changer in there. Anyway the car is great.
#42 of 85 by stumeister Aug 22, 2002 (7:37 am)
thx for the review. sounds like you got a deal. The C wagons in colo spgs all have stickers of $42 ish. I think they are a great looking wagon. Does MB offer the wagon with the smaller engine in 2003?
#43 of 85 Me too by soylent Aug 22, 2002 (4:57 pm)
I have approx 8g on the speedo of our 2003 sport wagon. 1st time MB owner. No complaints so far. My Dealership Copland Motors has been outstanding.. My wife heard that they have brunch available on Saturdays for the ladies, while they wait for their complimentary car wash; that sold my wife. the Highlander Limited/MDX we were considering got kicked to the curb. As far as being lonely out on the freeways,I have seen one other on the road here in LA. Kinda nice for a change. The only week point of course is the Bose sound system. So evgeny, be glad you didn't fork out for the cd changer, it wouldn't enhance the sound at all. stumeister - i have heard current incentive for sport wagon runs around 3000 for 2002. most wagons i saw had sunroof/rain sensor as the only add on, priced 38-39K. shop around.
#44 of 85 Not alone - evgeny by paul_p Aug 23, 2002 (7:57 am)
Hello evgeny, I appreciate your posting here - though I do not own an MB wagon, I find it interesting to hear how your ownership experience is progressing. If I have a larger family someday I may buy an MB wagon, as I think they are beautiful cars. Thanks for the update! - Paul
#45 of 85 So I'm not alone - good by evgeny Aug 24, 2002 (10:51 am)
I've paid 36,300 for my C- wagon in Georgia at the end of May, the sticker was 41,000. The add-ons were sunroof and rain sensor (C2 package). Speaking of Bose system. I love the sound... and being a musician, I'm very picky in that respect, it's just a pity that CD player isn't standard. Haven't had a chance to experience my diler's hospitality...yet... thank God, nothing has gone wrong yet. I don't see many of these babies on the roads either, which feels really good.